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Posted by hn8726 8 hours ago

Tidal AI Policy(tidal.com)
281 points | 309 commentspage 4
waffletower 3 hours ago|
Given that Tidal will likely, and ironically, utilize AI to determine what music is considered AI, the decision to block monetization of AI categorized music is likely also unfair to artists who use spectral DSP and/or sample from AI generated sources though largely compose music in a manner similar to other common computer mediated music studio workflows. Such music may very well land in the realm of false positives. This is another step by streaming platforms which funnels and restricts musical creativity.
mc32 8 hours ago||
I like what I see from their policy. They accept that it’s part of the industry landscape and also say it’s not monetizeable. They will likely revisit and revise their stance as things change.

I strongly agree on labeling the generated content.

throw_m239339 8 hours ago||
That's fair, allow AI slop but tag obvious AI slop as such. Hopefully they add an option to hide detected AI slop, something I wish Youtube had for instance.
DerArzt 3 hours ago|
Also they aren't paying out for AI generated content.
pier25 8 hours ago||
Good now add a setting to hide all AI content.
dainiusse 8 hours ago|
It will be super premium pro plan:)
DrewADesign 7 hours ago||
Maybe on a less expensive super premium plus plan, you only see ai-generated content, but it’s at the highest quality streaming tier.
romanovcode 5 hours ago||
> Tidal will accept AI-generated music.

Okey, that's all I needed to know. They could just put this one sentence in the doc and be done with it.

tiahura 7 hours ago||
Interesting discussion with Jeff Bridges on Suno: https://x.com/adityarao310/status/2071488913630204209/video/...
jimt1234 3 hours ago|
I think the question Theo asks is the most relevant: Do you think [an AI-generated song] holds as much value? And I think we've been asking this question for years now, in different contexts: recorded music (records), copyable music (dual cassette recorders, CD-burners, mp3s), sampled music (of other artists' songs), AutoTune (basically removing the human singer from the song), etc. I feel like we've been marching toward this for nearly a hundred years now, replacing the human connection to the music with something artificial.
jeremyberemy 8 hours ago||
Am I the only one getting a "Page not found"?

Edit: Nevermind, see riddley's comment. That's what I get for being logged in, I guess?

akshaydeshraj 8 hours ago||
A very reasonable policy, prevents AI Slop from flooding the platform due to misaligned creator / consumer incentives
jrm4 6 hours ago||
An interesting problem in the background of this is the cope.

Which is to say, there are a lot of people who think "they can tell AI" in music, wherein you can cue the famous picture of the airplane with the bulletholes.

I'm not sure what you can do about it, and part of me hates it too -- but youtube has absolutely given me 100% AI generated music that's full of soul and better than, say, Bruno Mar,s IMHO.

(For those interested, my two examples would be the gospel "Thong Song" and the fake rock-n-roll dis track against 50 cent "by TI's Son," 2 quarters...)

ReptileMan 7 hours ago|
The main thing that I learned from this is that Tidal is still alive.

Anyway the battle with slop is curation. Eurodance by AI is as shitty as eurodance by humans.

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